The Exchanges

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Q mean, so a lot of this woke part of the triangle, The things they're doing are negative some. They're actually going to hurt themselves. It's kind of, so, but it doesn't that mean it's self-destructive and it's just going to go away after a while though, or, or can I just do this for a long time before it goes away? Cause it seems like you're describing a self-destructive system.

A Well, I think it's going to be self-destructive because of inflation, but not necessarily because of its internal. So we'll come to that. Okay. So now we get to the third thing of the triangle, right? So CCP, you must submit. Wokeness, you must sympathize. Um, and, you know, CCP must submit, NYT, you know, wokeness, you must sympathize. And, uh, by the reason I put NYT there, as opposed to CCP is NYT is upstream of the state. You know, that's to say a journalist A corporate journalist can get a politician fired, but not vice versa. It's not fully deterministic. You know, they can write a negative article in them. They may survive that, but in general, right, it's, it's one way versus the above, right? So NYT, you know, like they're saying like, if, if China is a, has a state controlled press, America is a press controlled state, you know, um, in the sense of hold them accountable, get them fired.

AI assessment note: “So we'll come to that. Okay. So now we get to the third thing”

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